Remarkable Psychic Patient Aids Sanitarium Work Finds Lost Articles
A young woman employed at a New York sanitarium uses supposed psychic powers to locate missing items and missing patients. Doctors document her routine, training, and demonstrations, noting consistent success in distant findings and occasional medical judgments through suggestion and ego theory.
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Ifudi
New York
Anna
Ai Ling
Rmalroad
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Persen
Tam
President Roosevelt Attends Grace Reformed Church
Washington scene shows President Roosevelt entering Grace Reformed Church on Fifteenth Street amid sleet. He participates in worship, greets Pastor Schick and Dr Bartholomew, and after service meets congregants, even kissing a baby and hugging young children in a display of personal warmth.
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Grace Reformed Church
Washington
Fifteenth Street
J. M. Schick
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Schick
Winx
White House
Roosevelt
Johnny Schick
Secret Service
Allen R. Bartholomew
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of Philadelphia
Foreign Mission
America
Judes
Israel
Dr. Bartholomew
United States
Peraipes
Tas
Bartholomew
Bchick
Bartholope
Japan
James KR. Garfield
Kermit
Archibald
Father
Roosevelts
Johnny
Mamma
T. F. Zinkham
Bayview Hospital
Washington Aslume
Mrs. Schick
Dr. Schick
Johnny Teek
Oyster Bay
Quentin
Theodore
Washington Correspondence
New York Sun
Will the Human Body Float
Claims that the human body is lighter than water are not universal. Modern readings show buoyancy varies by body composition and water type, with bones and fat altering specific gravity. some individuals may float in salt water yet sink in fresh water due to demineralization and tissue differences.
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Anna
Voltaire
M. de Fleury
Ferrier
M. Ferrier
Oudewater
Holland
Cales
G. J. van Kinsehot
The villain as a hero in modern literature
In this Independent column the author argues that writers reduce dramatis personae by making villains into heroes. He notes reader sympathy shifts to criminals, cites Sherlock Holmes and Raffles as models, and warns about the moral impact of dime novels and juvenile exposure to vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Milton
Burelar
New York
Wagner
Fagin
London
Buster Brown
Preventive hints to curb house burglary in New York homes
Inspector William Morris outlines three thief types and practical defenses for households. He warns against leaving gates and doors unsecured, stresses strong window fastenings and dead locks, and urges secret jewelry storage. He notes porch climbers target upper rooms during dinner and advises vigilant use of bell systems and servant coordination to guard interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
New York
Mr. Morris
Chisel
Jimmy
Seattle
Big Bridge Condemned as Unsafe by County Panel
Four miles southwest of Hartford the Fagle Creek Bridge spanning the county was condemned after woodpecker and yellowhammer damage hollowed its timbers. Built twenty nine years ago, it is one of the county's oldest and largest wooden bridges and could fail in heavy travel. It was once held by chains during last summer floods.
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Fagle Creek
Hartford
Shimperia
Topeka Capitol
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